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• W2491557582 abstract "The distribution and geomorphology of aeolianite outcrop on the coast of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa are described in the context of its preservation potential in the geological record. Aeolianite on the contemporary coast comprises discontinuous, widely spaced, outcrops less than 100 m in longshore extent and typically 50–60 m wide that reflects the combined action of subaerial weathering and physical abrasion in the coastal zone since the mid-Holocene (approximately 7000 yrs). The dominant morphological component is an intertidal erosional platform that slopes gently landward. It is fronted by a notch in the mid intertidal zone (0 m MSL) and contains active erosional potholes on its seaward margin. The platform surface is encrusted by a variety of marine organisms. Landward of and contiguous with the intertidal surface are small elevated outcrops of aeolianite in the supratidal zone. These comprise a 3 m-high seaward scarp with a basal notch in the high intertidal zone + 1 m MSL. Gullies in the scarp trap coarse clasts of eroded aeolianite as well as bedrock. The upper surface of the supratidal aeolianite is planar with large potholes within which accumulations of coarse clasts and oyster shells have been cemented. The upper surface is interpreted as a remnant of an intertidal platform formed at a higher mid-Holocene sea level. The supratidal outcrop is subject to weathering and disintegration. Major joints divide the outcrop into cuboid blocks with axes of 3–4 m. Eroded blocks on the seaward face that exceed 1 m diameter, remain in-situ and become locked in place by repeated shaking. Smaller blocks that collapse from the seaward face accumulate in small gullies or are dispersed. The facet most likely to be preserved in the geological record is the planar intertidal platform. The morphology of aeolianite on the contemporary coast is markedly different from submerged aeolianite ridges on the adjacent shelf which are of higher relief, wider and more laterally extensive. Preservation potential of aeolianite under subaerial conditions is low and the widespread high-relief aeolianite on the shelf is attributed to rapid inundation or burial during transgression." @default.
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• W2491557582 title "Geomorphology and preservation potential of coastal and submerged aeolianite: Examples from KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa" @default.
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